April 2014 - Killearn Homes Association

APRIL 2014
K illearn Kloverleaf
Killearn Estates Community Magazine
Photo by Scott Helfrich
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killearn
briefs
Board of Directors—
Monthly Meeting
The Killearn Homes Association Board of Directors monthly
meeting is scheduled to be held
on Tuesday, April 1, 2014 at 7
pm in the Conference room of
the Association office located at
2705 Killarney Way. All Killearn
property owners and residents
are requested and welcomed
to attend our monthly meeting
and participate in our neighborhood’s activities. Any change to
the scheduled date and/or time
will be posted on our web site at
www.killearn.org.
Planned Discussion
Items on April 1
Agenda
• Killearn Sidewalk
update
• Killearn’s Impaired Water
Bodies update
• Killearn Swim Club Update
The planned scheduled dates
of the Board of Directors’ future
meetings are**:
Tuesday, May 6th
Tuesday, June 3rd
K illearn Kloverleaf
Killearn Estates Community Magazine
Tuesday, July 1st
Tuesday, August 5th
Tuesday, September 9th
Tuesday, October 7th
Tuesday, November 4th – Annual Meeting
Tuesday, December 2nd
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
KHA Office Hours and
Scheduled Holidays
Your Association’s staff is available Monday through Friday from
8:30 am to 2:30 pm.
The office will be
closed for the following
holidays**:
• May 26th – Memorial
Day
• July 4th – Independence Day
• September 1st - Labor Day
• November 11th – Veterans Day
• November 27 th and 28 th –
Thanksgiving
• December 24 th and 25 th –
Christmas
• December 31st – New Year’s
Eve
• January 1, 2015 – New Year’s
Day
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
K illearn Kloverleaf
Bob Ippolito
President
Killearn Estates Community Magazine
Allen Nobles
Vice President
David Ferguson
Secretary
Bill Sittig
Treasurer
Lee Johnson
Joe Zollner
Mike Flemming
Phil Inglese
Philip Doyle
ASSOCIATION STAFF
Brad Trotman
Executive Director
Bonnie White
Sue Barlow
Maureen Martinez
Publisher
Killearn Homes Association
Editor
Sue Barlow
graphic design
Debbie Dewell, Great MInds, Inc.
Advertising
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executive director
report
Welcome!
I would like to welcome our newest
employee Maureen (Mo) Martinez. Her experience with HOAs makes her a valuable
member of our team. This new position will
focus on violations of the restrictions and
track fines on those properties that refuse to
bring their properties into compliance with
the covenants. Learning the neighborhood
will be the first order of business for her and it
takes time to learn the streets, units, common
properties and functions of our association.
Please stop by to welcome her to our team.
A big thanks to those who paid their dues
prior to March 31st; the dues collection process ran smoothly for the first three months
of the year, including a few residents who
caught their accounts up from prior years.
Hopefully, others will bring their accounts current as well. With almost 3800 dues paying
members in Killearn Estates, we unfortunately
make mistakes from time to time but do all
we can to correct the situation. However, we
were recently presented with a receipt that
showed payment in full for past dues and
we were puzzled. With the help of Hayward
& Rumph and our bookkeeper Bonnie, we
researched it thoroughly and determined
the receipt wasn’t valid as it didn’t coincide
with the only receipt book that we have
been using since 2007. When faced with
that revelation, the account was paid in full.
For Cameron Chase homeowners, the
live oak trees lining the north side of Cameron Chase Drive will be removed as these
small trees are damaging the sidewalks and
roadway. At the time of the development of
Cameron Chase, the City required they be
planted; no one thought they would grow
too large for the space between the sidewalk and the street. There are multiple areas
where the roots have lifted the concrete and
created a tripping hazard for walkers. We
would like your input and ideas for replanting, beautification, etc. I never like removing
trees but, in this instance, in a few years they
will cause more damage to both the road
and the sidewalk. Please send any concerns
or comments to me.
Brad Trotman
Alpha & Omega
Income Tax Services, LLC
A New Income Tax Service Located in Killearn
Village Square at the round-a-bout
Tax Preparation & Planning
Small Business Services
IRS Taxpayer Representation
Call today for an appointment!
(850) 303-2543
2014 Annual
Homeowners Dues
plus Late Fee
Killearn Homes Association’s 2014
annual dues notices have been mailed
to all of our Association members. Unfortunately, if you have not paid your
invoice prior to Tuesday, April 1, 2014,
you have incurred a $25.00 late fee
added to your invoice.
The total amount is due and payable. If you have any questions, please
contact the Association’s office at 850893-3468.
Gary Medley, EA (Enrolled Agent)
3652 B Shamrock St. W
Tallahassee, FL 32309
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Sponsored by the Killearn Kiwanis Club
28th Annual Charles Nuzum Killearn Kiwanis Golf Classic
On Monday, April 28, 2014, at 9:00
A.M. a “Shotgun Start” will begin the
28th Annual Charles Nuzum Killearn Kiwanis Golf Classic, sponsored by the
Killearn Kiwanis Club, at the Killearn
Country Club. Men and women are
encouraged to participate in this
event. You may enter as a team, or
if you enter as an individual, you will
be placed with a team.
There will be prizes for low net
team and Red Ball team scoring. The top 25% of the
teams will get prizes for each player. There will be a
$100 pro shop prize for the closest to the hole on all
par 3’s. Non-winning teams will receive prizes and
gift certificates.
The entry fee is still only $75.00 per person. This includes greens fee, carts, prizes and lunch. You may
purchase a “Mulligan”, maximum of two, for $5.00
each. Also, for a fee of $10.00 you may participate
in a new, improved pre-tournament putting contest
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that starts at 7:45 A.M. and will end
before the 9:00 A.M. “Shotgun Start.”
If you are not a “golfer,” you may
still participate in the 28th Annual
Charles Nuzum Killearn Kiwanis Golf
Classic. To do so, you are encouraged to be a sponsor for this annual community event or to donate
prizes for those that will be playing
golf. If you choose to participate in
this way, contact Al Eppinger at 850893-9436 or [email protected].
All tournament proceeds support charitable work
in our community. The principle core of the Kiwanis
mission is the belief that the most effective way to
enhance a community is to enhance its children.
When you give a child a chance to learn, experience, dream and succeed, great things will happen.
Community projects provided by members of the
Killearn Kiwanis include distributing dictionaries to
third graders in public and private schools; sponsoring
AKtion Club – a service club for developmentally disabled adults; Chiles High School Key Club – a student
led organization that teaches leadership through
service to others; and, DeSoto Trail and Gilchrist Elementary Schools K-Kids Clubs -- an organization to
teach leadership skills to elementary school students.
Other projects include Kiwanis members working
diligently to renovate the meeting facility for the Miccosukee Boys and Girls Club by replacing flooring and
painting classrooms. Also, school supplies and sports
equipment were donated to the Miccosukee Club,
and members volunteer on a weekly basis to tutor
the students after school. Other activities provided in
Miccosukee include a Little League team. The Killearn
Kiwanis Club members have provided these services
and many others since the club was organized in 1982.
Your participation in the golf tournament will enable members of the Killearn Kiwanis to continue,
and to enhance existing service projects and to
implement new projects. A registration form can
be obtained from www.killearnkiwanis.
com –or area pro shops. For additional
information, please contact Norm Mears
at 850-894-0773 or Al Eppinger at 850893-9436.
We look forward to you and your
friends joining us April 28th for this 28th
Annual Charles Nuzum Killearn Kiwanis Golf Classic.
Sue Barlow
join now!!
Beat the Heat at the Killarney Way Swim Club
A landmark in Killearn
Estates, the Killarney
Way Swim & Tennis Club celebrated
its 40th anniversary
in 2007 and underwent its most extensive renovation including a complete resurfacing
of the pool, updated lighting and
the repainting of the bath houses.
The pool was built by the original
developer of Killearn Estates in 1967
and then sold to a group of families
in the mid 1970s. It was later turned
into a not for profit corporation
made up of Killearn residents and
totally supported by its membership.
Unbeknownst to many residents of
Killearn Estates, it was not a part of
Killearn Homes Association or any
other homeowners’ associations in
Killearn. However, that changed on
October 18, 2013.
On October 18, 2013, Killearn
Community Pool, Inc., a not for
profit corporation, deeded the 4
acres of property over to Killearn
Homes Association, Inc., at no cost
to the association as the former
non-profit corporation was only
allowed to transfer the property
to another non-profit corporation. Swim Club Pool Manager Alan
Cox has been with the club for
over 30 years, having gotten his
start as a 17-year-old lifeguard.
Cox and his staff offer an ongoing series of swimming lessons,
starting in mid-May until the end
of August, Water Babies at age six
months and Learn to Swim up to
about age 10. Both morning and
evening times are available.
The Swim Club will be selfsustaining, maintained by user
fees. The summer membership
fee for residents of Killearn Estates
is $450.00. If you’d like to join, you
can download the application
from our website www.killearn.
org and mail to the HOA office
with your check, payable to Killearn Homes Association, or call
the office and one will be mailed
to you. Upon receipt of the application and check, we will mail
to you either an access code or
a key card for entry, the rules and
www.killearn.org
regulations, and a schedule of the
opening and closing times. We
plan on opening on or about the
10th of May with our Grand Opening Memorial Day.
By the way, use of the 3.4 acre
park area and tennis courts will be
open to all Killearn Estates members, free of charge, just like the 9
parks, bridle trails, lakes and common areas are in the community.
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Learning Should Not Stop
in the Summer
By Robyn A. Rennick
Woodland Hall Academy
“I never thought Jay would like
going to school in the summer. After the third day (at Woodland Hall
Academy), he got me up to go to
school early!” That’s not an unusual
comment to hear during the Woodland
Hall Academy Summer Reading Program.
Students work with a tutor for two periods a
day and go to a small group (5:1) class in reading as
well. This intensive, individualized instruction in reading helps to fill in gaps the child may have missed
during the school year and can give him a boost in
reading skills for next school year.
Enthusiastic, caring teachers use proven multisensorial teaching techniques which keep the students
interested and active in their learning. The program
meets the needs of students 6 years old to 14 years
old. Depending on their needs, phonics, comprehension skill development, handwriting, vocabulary
building, study strategies and test taking techniques
are taught and practiced.
Woodland Hall Academy’s Summer Reading Program runs June 30 – July 25th. Because it is a tutorial
program, space is limited.
More information may be found at
www.woodlandhallacademy.org
or call 850 893-2216
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April Showers
Bring Mom Flowers
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There are many things we have planned here at Killearn that are
coming up soon…we hope to see you there!
Killearn Country Club’s 2014 Open House
Admission is complimentary
Spring has finally sprung, and Killearn
Country Club and Inn is literally in your
backyard to enjoy for every leisurely activity you can possibly imagine. Our private
club is home to a championship 27-hole
golf course, four clay and four hard tennis
courts, a junior Olympic sized swimming
pool, fitness center, and an array of social and
recreational amenities with personalized service
that has earned its recognition among the finest
private clubs in Leon County. Our diverse levels of
membership allow residents in our community to
enjoy their specific interests at an affordable and
competitive price. Killearn Country Club & Inn is
not only a time honored tradition, but prides itself
on being your home away from home with a family
friendly atmosphere from its staff to its members.
Killearn Country Club would like to welcome all new
and present members of the Killearn Homes Association to our Open House, Sunday, April 27th from 2-4
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p.m. This event will be hosted in our Oakview
and Canopy Banquet rooms with a variety
of activities and information on membership, private events, meeting spaces and
much more! The day will include live music,
complimentary appetizers and a beverage
of your choice, a putting contest with Head
Golf Professional Dan Walker, and special staff introductions including General Manager Lori Wilkey, USTA Tennis Pro Nathalie Phelps, and networking opportunities
with local vendors. All attendees of the Open House
will have a chance to win a $500 room rental voucher
and a round of golf for four including carts!
For more information on the Open House, membership, tournaments, or private event opportunities,
please visit Killearncc.com or call Director of Sales
Jaime Heppler at 893.2186 ext 142 or email at [email protected].
We look forward to welcoming you to our Killearn
Country Club and Inn family!
Tree Harbor Neighborhood Network
Cuatro de Mayo Potluck Dinner
Sunday, May 4th, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Shannon Lakes Park
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4 areas $129
5 areas $149
Tile & Grout
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Hot dogs and hamburgers will
be provided by the Network steering committee. Neighbors are
asked to bring a salad, side
dish or dessert and a beverage (no beverages will
be provided by the steering
committee). Be sure to bring lawn
chairs and blankets for your family.
Along with the potluck, we’ll have a plant
swap. Save those plants you were about to throw
out or have too many of to swap with a neighbor.
Please RSVP to [email protected] so we
can get an accurate head count.
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“Aging Gracefully with Gentle Yoga”
A gentle yoga practice with classical Hatha Yoga
roots can help maintain and restore flexibility, strength,
balance, and focus. This is helpful at any
age, and vital as we get older. Movement
is coordinated with the breath to increase
relaxation, avoid injury, and promote a profound sense of wellbeing. Working with a
local, registered yoga instructor and group
of like-minded, health conscious people is a
wonderful way to get in shape and expand
your social circle. Keep It Slow & Simple
(KISS) Yoga classes, include breath work, gentle postures, and stretches done standing, seated, on the
knees, and lying on the floor. Two KISS Yoga classes are available at Fellowship
Presbyterian Church in Killearn Estates: Tuesdays
from 5:30-6:30 pm and Thursdays from 10:00-11:00
am. It’s convenient and affordable at only $5 each
class. Beginners are always welcome. No experience needed, just start “where you are” and enjoy!
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You will be taught to honor your own body, moving
within your own limits, at your own pace. Students
are encouraged to close their eyes, focusing on feelings in their own body rather than
compare themselves to others. Bring a yoga
mat, small blanket or beach towel, and a
firm pillow for comfort sitting cross legged on
the floor, if you are not accustomed to sitting
this way. New students are encouraged to
contact Donni, the registered yoga teacher,
before their first yoga class to ensure no class
schedule changes and for any questions. She can be
reached via phone, 850-510-9537 or email, donnisue@
embarqmail.com.
KISS Yoga classes will also be held at Killearn Country
Club (KCC) on Monday evenings from 5:30-6:30 pm
beginning April 7, 2014. For additional information and
prices, please contact Mrs. Jaime Heppler, Director
of Sales at KCC: 850-893-2186, ext. 142 or [email protected].
Architectural Control Committee Actions for February, 2014
The Committee meets every Wednesday at 10am in the Killearn Homes Association conference room.
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2/19/2014
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Roof Replacement
Roof Replacement
Roof Replacement
Roof Replacement
Roof Replacement
Roof Replacement
Roof Replacement
Reroof home and new deck
Replace fencing
Install privacy fencing
Replace concrete driveway
Requested 15’ variance in setback for fence
Roof Replacement
Add 10x11 wooden deck at rear of home
Roof Replacement
Repaint siding bright yellow
Does not conform w/neighborhood
Repaint home & trim
Repaint home
Roof Replacement
Add front porch/6 foot front variance
Repaint Home/trim/shutters/door
Roof Replacement
Roof Replacement
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
Denied
Approved
Approved
Approved
Denied
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
Approved
ACC MEMBERS: MARK TRUDEAU, ACC CHAIRMAN, BOB IPPOLITO, LEE JOHNSON, MIKE FLEMMING
ALL EXTERIOR ADDITIONS OR ALTERATIONS MUST BE APPROVED BY THE ACC PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION.
Please remember that any external changes to your property must be
approved by the Architectural Control Committee that meets every Wednesday
at 10am at the Association Office!
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If you have the time, energy and inclination,
there is plenty of gardening to do in April.
Planting: Now is the time to begin planting warm
season annuals and perennials. When planting
perennials, it’s especially important to prepare the
soil so that you have good drainage. You’re hoping these plants will last for years to come, so extra
effort now will be worth the trouble.
Perennials which perform well in our area include
agapanthus, Philippine violet, Shasta daisy, coreopsis, crocosmia, verbena, plumbago, daylilies and
Louisiana iris. As a rule of thumb, plant in groups of
three, five or more. Daylilies and other perennials
may be divided now, if needed, but do it soon.
Annuals to seed directly into the landscape include zinnias, marigolds, sunflowers, cleome and
nasturtiums. Annuals to transplant in full sun include
ageratum, celosia, gomphrena, nicotiana, salvia
and many more now available in garden centers.
For shadier areas plant impatiens, begonias, coleus,
Blue Daze, pentas, and torenia. Lawn care: If you are planning to fertilize your
lawn, April is the time to do it. Use a 15-0-15 fertilizer
with 7.5% water-insoluble or slow-release nitrogen
at a rate of no more than 6 pounds of fertilizer per
1000 square feet. Centipede grass should do well
with half that amount.
Vegetable garden: If you haven’t already done
so, plant tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, squash,
cucumbers, pole beans, okra and sweet potatoes.
Be sure to keep your vegetables well watered. They
will need one to one and one-half inches of water
per week during the growing season. To prevent the
development of fungus and plant diseases, water in
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the mornings so that
plants can dry out
before evening. This is
also a good time to plant
basil, dill, chives and rosemary.
Trees and shrubs: If trees and shrubs seem
healthy and vigorous, they probably don’t need
fertilizing. If needed, fertilize spring-blooming trees
and shrubs after the blossoms fade. Use a 15-0-15
fertilizer with 7.5% water-insoluble or slow-release
nitrogen. Fertilize the rooting zone at the rate of no
more than three tablespoons per 10 square feet.
If you fertilize your lawn with a weed-and-feed
fertilizer, be sure none of it gets into the rooting zone
of your trees and shrubs. Keep them well mulched,
with the mulch pulled back from the stems or trunks.
Live oak leaves are falling now and they make
very good mulch. Rake them into your beds or if
your neighbor has been kind enough to rake his
leaves, bag them and place them at the curb,
then use those.
The old mulch under roses, camellias, and azaleas should be raked out and disposed of. Fungus
can hide there and re-infect your plants’ flowers.
In Spring the older leaves on camellias, magnolias
and other evergreens start to yellow and fall. They
will be followed by new growth.
House plants: Repot them now and place
outside under trees or in a shady spot to rejuvenate
them.
For more local gardening information, visit the UFIFAS Extension website for Leon County at http://
leon.ifas.ufl.edu Reprinted with the permission of the
University of Florida IFAS Extension in Leon County.
Killearn Homes Association, Inc.
Profit & Loss Budget vs. Actual
January through March 20, 2014
Jan - Mar 20, 2014
Ordinary Income/Expense
Income
6010 · INCOME-CURRENT DUES
6013 · INCOME-LATE FEES
6015 · INCOME-PRIOR DUES
6017 · Estoppel
6020 · DELINQUENT ACCT-Maintenance
6021 · DELINQUENT ACCT-INTER.
6022 · COLL. FEES-LEGAL
6024 · ADMIN. NOTICING COST
6030 · INCOME-OTHER
6033 · INCOME-ADVERTISING
6050 · Powernet Global
6055 · CenturyLink Commission
6057 · Killarney Way Pool Club
6830 · INCOME-INTEREST
Total Income
Gross Profit
Expense
5000 · Mortgage (Replenish Reserve)
6560 · PAYROLL TAXES
7050 · LAKES
7060 · Landscape Redesign
7100 · GROUNDS
7110 · ADDITIONAL GROUNDS SERV.
7120 · REPAIRS & REPLACEMENT
7130 · SIGNAGE
7250 · PROPERTY TAX - COMMON AREAS
7251 · ASSN. CENTER - TAXES
7270 · UTILITIES-COMMON AREAS
7271 · ASSN. CENTER - UTILITIES
7272 · Cleaning Service
7300 · OTHER-SITE IMPRV.
7325 · Killarney Way Pool Club 1
7600 · PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
7610 · PARK SHELTERS
7620 · PARK LANDSCAPING
7800 · OTHER-REPAIRS/REPLACE
8050 · NEWSLETTER
8110 · ANNUAL ASSOC. MEETING
8170 · OTHER
8290 · FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT
8410 · MEMBERS STATEMENT
8411 · Annual Election
8420 · LEGAL & PROF. FEES
8580 · PAYROLL-SALARIES
8640 · ACCOUNTING/AUDITING
8645 · Website
8680 · AUTO EXPENSES-GENERAL
8730 · MISC. ADMIN. EXPENSE
8750 · EVENTS
8780 · INSURANCE-LIABILITY
8782 · Assn. Center - Insurance
8785 · INSURANCE-HEALTH
8850 · POSTAGE
8870 · PRINTING - COPY MACHINE
8940 · SUPPLIES-OFFICE
9500 · TELEPHONE
9880 · FEDERAL INCOME TAX
9999 · CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT RESERVE
Total Expense
Net Ordinary Income
Budget
439,564.34
1,359.54
1,653.60
1,025.00
16.60
15.00
2,930.62
13.56
151.19
9,865.50
0.00
16,452.52
450.00
22.56
436,075.00
1,249.98
624.99
1,500.00
0.00
75.00
2,500.02
0.00
87.48
12,499.98
0.00
12,499.98
24,000.00
24.99
473,520.03
491,137.42
473,520.03
491,137.42
0.00
2,319.60
12,650.00
0.00
15,386.00
345.00
0.00
2,300.00
0.00
0.00
961.69
820.85
690.00
1,141.65
1,911.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
19.16
9,834.61
0.00
7,753.34
0.00
1,716.16
0.00
7,176.16
25,342.50
175.00
0.00
405.46
997.45
0.00
0.00
709.00
2,248.00
6,775.69
995.27
564.68
1,049.42
0.00
0.00
5,586.00
3,000.00
11,000.00
0.00
3,750.00
21,249.99
7,500.00
1,249.98
2,500.00
0.00
0.00
2,250.00
2,250.00
750.00
6,249.99
1,755.00
5,000.00
500.00
1,000.00
1,875.00
11,250.00
0.00
1,249.98
0.00
3,800.00
0.00
9,999.99
31,249.98
5,300.00
300.00
750.00
999.99
0.00
0.00
635.00
2,250.00
3,750.00
750.00
499.98
1,050.00
0.00
30,000.00
104,287.69
181,300.88
369,232.34
309,836.54
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